Salt Lake evening Democrat. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1885-1887, 1887-01-06
OUT OF TOWN.
NEIGHBORING NEWS IN BRIEF
Utah.

Ogden, Jan. G.-H. w. Smith, the
Marshal OF Corinne, left for Rochester,
Sangamour county, Illinois, this morn
ing, to visit his aged mother. lie will be
gone about month.
At last we have winter again in his
white robes OF glistening snow. The
first fell on Wednesday in the early dawn.
1t has been dropping since, to the general
pleasure and satisfaction OF the public.
d. C. Adams has left MS again to return
to his Salt Lake home The Ogden x
Syracuse road is under way OF construcs
ton.
On Tuesday evening in the First Dis
trict Court, Mark Bigler, OF Box Elder
county, was arraigned on one count OF
unlawful cohabitation and given the stat
utory time to plead, till to-day.
Nothing new has been learned OF late
relative to the new opera house which
was reported as being in contemplation q
short time ago. There are at least two
most eligible sites for such structure in
the very heart of the business part OF tine
city, and there can he no doubt rs TO its
ultimate probability. 1t would be n
good investment. What do you say,
Messrs Dooly and Hill?
Jim Burrup intends to reopen his dane
ing school shortly. He is an expert eX-
ponent OF the lightly tripping tricks OF
Terpsichore.
Half OF Logan's population appears to
be in Ogden, in attendance on the Bas-
sett poygamy case, as witnesses or spec
tators.
The County Court has been in session,
but no information as to the proceedings
has been vouchsafed TO the press.
The Pleasant Hour Club will hold an
other ball in Woodmansee's Hall this
evening, when fun and mirth Will reign
supreme.
There are rumors that there will be
some "(un" in the City Council to-mor-
row afternoon, when it is likely that the
matter OF the opening OF certain streets
Ninth and Tenth) in the southern part
of town will come up again. There is q
deep chasm between the Street Commit
tee and the rest OF the City Fathers con
corning the matter, and as the former got
defeated only by the Mayors tie vote, al
the last session, when one-thrd OF the
board were absent, they may indulge the
hope that the project may be taken W
from the table again and finally passed
to the great satisfaction OF a large num-
Der of taxpayers and property-holders.
Salt hauling has been going on at 9
lively rate at Chase's for several weeks
past. The milling salt is shipped VI
north over the Utah q Northern to the
Butte smelters The price paid, however
is barely enough to make it worth while
handling the stuff.
There appears to be a scarcity OF spuds
Last falls crop was very limited, owinl
to the dry and hot summer season.
The usual aiter-holiday reaction il
business is not so great as was appre
hended. Our merchants and their clerks
are kept fairly busy.
VIM. Fischer, of Colinson & Fischer
has returned from a trip to Salt Lake
City.
IL. G.. Jemmett, the leading business
man OF Collinston, Cache Valley, has
gone home after few days stay in this
/ city. He expressed himself as wei
pleased with the DEMOCRAT.
Cunningham 4 Co. have something
) new. See their local lines.
y Charles Frank, OF Logan, was arraigne,
, in the District Court Wednesday, for un
Lawful cohabitalion with Hannah anC
r Josephine Frank. There are two count
: and he pleaded guilty to both. Day o
3 sentence was fixed for Saturday at 5p. m
In the District Court, yesterday, on,
James Boden, of Brighman, applied TO
naturalization, but was refused, as hi
answers concerning his understanding
Is OF the Edmunds law and his allegi
, ance to the same were Of a half erasiv,
and half contradictory nature. The
Judge advised him to 60 to work and frs
study up the revelation on polygamy anC
> the provisions OF the laws relative theret,
before he made another application TO
citizenship. Boden retired crestfallen.